Golden Eyes, Silver Control

Different schools, different disasters Pt. 3

(Last part I promise then we can move on to something a little more interesting)

'Angel, stop.' Hari sighed, grabbing the pack of cigarettes away from him.

'Why? Hari, I can literally disassemble and then reassemble my entire body I'll be fine.'

Hari stared at him, 'That doesn't make it good for you.'

'I never said it was.'

Hair smiled and flicked him, 'You're a mess you know that?'

'You're just now realizing this?'

Hari kissed him and ran his fingers through his hair, 'No, I realized the day I met you you'd be a piece of work, but it was necessary. I love you!'

'I love you too Asshole.'

~

Kai looked at his arm to find a few cuts had been reopened. The stress of using Overhaul can do that to him. Crimson red blood was rolling down his arm, like the raindrops on a car window.

He found himself staring again, almost urging his arm to bleed more. Your blood is all I need. His father said that all the time. It's all I want you for. It's the only way you'll ever be useful.

Kai did his best to shake that thought and asked if he could get his arm bandaged before he left.

~

Finally, the last School on his schedule. UA High School.

Kai sighed, 'This is gonna be a piece of work.' As Hari liked to put it. He insisted on not referring to things as 'Problems' but rather 'Tasks'.

It's the only reason he made it through all that Paperwork he used to have to do back at the Hassaikai.

Some people were shouting at him to hurry up and repair their training grounds. Kai yelled at one kid to shut up.

He was much more used to being yelled at than most people, but he still didn't like to be yelled at. Was it pathetic? Yes... What? Were you expecting a but?

Kai went straight to the training area and... Sighed. Of course. Fire, buildings falling apart, ice, cracks, debris, pretty much everything that happened at the last two schools combined.

'Can I just go back to Shiketsu? They were nice!' He whined.

'You'll be fine Kai, and we cleared away most of the debris.' Deku teased.

'Shut up Midoryia, I'm still going to have to clear away the ice, the fire...' Kai continued to list all the things he'd need to clean before he could repair a single crack. 'I've really got my work cut out for me.'

Deku had listened to him rant about all the things he'd have to do before he could fix the smallest of seams. 'Right then... Didn't even realize your quirk was that sp- Oh my god!' He ducked and covered his head, Kai had completely destroyed an entire building.

'There was no saving that building. I had to do that, even if I tried to repair it I'd need to completely redo the foundation with things on the ground. It'd never hold. The building would be nothing but a liability.'

'Right... Got it.'

Kai sighed and began clearing the larger debris into a large pile, the metal next, and finally the glass. He then started using the ice to put out the fire by rearranging the molecular structure of the ice, pulling the atoms apart to change it from Solids to Liquids. This doubled the amount of water coming from the ice that was there in the first place but that was good. It made it easier to put out the fire.

Next, he destroyed buildings that couldn't be helped, which meant he had to clean that debris too. Then he repaired the buildings that were left. The blood was starting to seep through the bandage, and his hands were starting to hurt. Even his head was hurting.

But before he could start repairing the ground he had to take care of the debris in that pile. He was able to... 'Upgrade' Overhaul. If they have similar molecular structures, and they're close enough together, aka most (But better yet all) gaps were filled, he can turn a bunch of things into one thing.

Once he did that, he was able to use that to repair the ground in that particular area. He coughed, looking at his hand, he saw drops of more blood. 'Damn... I'll have to see Recovery Girl while I'm here.'

Finally, he was able to finish repairing the ground, and after seven hours, the training area was repaired.

Dear god.

That took a while.